DEWALT DW735 13-Inch, Two Speed Thickness Planer with Planer Stand with Integrated Mobile Base

$ 651.15

Score By Feature

Based on 55 ratings

Delivery

9.56

Giftable

9.70

Value for money

9.24

Packaging

9.52

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Product Description

It handles large cuts in a wide range of materials with ease thanks to its powerful 15-AMP, 20,000 RPM motor (10,000 RPM cutterheadspeed).

Knife life is 30 percent longer with the three knife cutterhead and knife change is fast and easy with the three-knife cutterhead

Users are able to vary feed speed to optimize cuts per inch at 96 or 179 CPI when using a two-speed gearbox

Versatility at its best

A reliable and stable material that can handle

The planer and stand can be moved and stored easily

Questions & Answers

What is the voltage? 230 v or 110 v?

The power supply for this model is 110 volts. I'm sure that there is a 220v version in the UK since the product is sold there as well.

At what height does the blade reach its maximum?

Thanks for contacting us. My name is Doc and I appreciate There is a maximum planing height of Minimal 1/8" (3.66 mm) and Maximum 4 mm. Two millimeters)

In terms of difference, what is the difference between dw735 and ?

Extensions for infeed/outfeed are included with the 735x

It is possible for me to order this planer with segmented cutter head as an option, instead of having to purchase it ?

If you want to use aftermarket heads, you'll have to do your research

Selected User Reviews For DEWALT DW735 13-Inch, Two Speed Thickness Planer with Planer Stand with Integrated Mobile Base

A description of the item is provided

5/5

Arrived within the time frame stated and item was as described.

Ari Sanford

| Dec 04, 2020

I love it

5/5

This is a great In most cases, I have used this to plane spalted oak to thickness after it had been rough cut on a There hasn't been much crying on my part - The surface is very nice and there is no snipe at all. When a dust bag is attached to the chip ejection system, the chip ejection works just fine without a.